Sentence examples for audit warned that from inspiring English sources
The audit warned that its findings could hurt the company.
An audit warned that without new space for the museum's frequent concerts, its cafe and the coatroom and classrooms for thousands of schoolchildren who visit each year, the collection faced irreparable damage.
A new audit warns that more must be done to make the site secure.For now Obamacare seems to have expanded cover.
As a result, the audit warned, 15 million or more taxpayers might find that their refunds would be smaller than expected, or they might even owe taxes.
Instead, the hospital suggested an audit but warned that such investigations often leave the patient with a larger bill.
The program has consistently been challenged by the special inspector general's office, which in an audit late last year warned that it could become a "bottomless pit" for taxpayer dollars.
For example, in its 1997 Russian audit, Price Waterhouse warned that AvtoVAZ was accounting for domestic and foreign sales differently, and that it could not say how much the inconsistency affected reported sales revenue.
The national audit office warned that a successful "free for all" market could mean the end of the universal postal service while insufficient competition could mean no improved services for its customers.
PAGE A20 Business CHINA'S AUDITOR WARNS OF RISKS OF LOCAL DEBT The head of China's national audit office warned that the country was facing growing risks because of a sharp rise in local government debt and poor controls over borrowing by investment companies set up by municipalities, provinces and other bodies.
Audit Scotland has warned that the incomplete £178m system, designed to process common agricultural policy payments of £688m a year, is now in danger of running out of money before it can meet a European commission deadline of 30 June.
The damning report from Audit Scotland warns that some NHS boards may not be able to balance their books next year, and reveals that the service met only one of its eight key waiting time targets last year.
